SELF-SUFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO GOETHE, SCHILLER AND KLEIST IN THEIR HISTORICAL PLAYS: GÖTZ VON BERLICHINGEN, WILHELM TELL AND DIE HERMANNSSCHLACHT

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Journal: JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES Year:2007 | Volume:- | Issue:54 Page(s): 37-50

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SELF-SUFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO GOETHE, SCHILLER AND KLEIST IN THEIR HISTORICAL PLAYS: GÖTZ VON BERLICHINGEN, WILHELM TELL AND DIE HERMANNSSCHLACHT

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SELF-SUFFICIENCYQ3

DESPOTISMQ3

FOREIGN INVASIONQ3

HABSBURGH RULEQ3

FREEDOMQ3

INDEPENDENCEQ3

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The main subject of the three historical plays Gotz von Berlichingen by Goethe, Wilhelm Tell by Schiller and Die Hermannsschlacht by Kleist is SELF-SUFFICIENCY against various forms of DESPOTISM and cruelty in periods of political and social chaos. In these works self-sufficient characters such as Arminius, Gotz and Tell are introduced, whose SELF-SUFFICIENCY against DESPOTISM and FOREIGN INVASIONs is discussed in three different historical periods. In this way, these writers, with their own points of view, have tried indirectly to show the different paths of confronting DESPOTISM and the limitations of SELF-SUFFICIENCY in the periods in which they lived, the 18th and 19th centuries. These plays show that Goethe and Schiller have examined SELF-SUFFICIENCY more accurately, and view the issue relatively and in a more cautions manner, and confirm its validity only under specific conditions. In contrast, Kleist, because of his great sense of nationalism and desire for a united Germany, viewed the issue of self sufficiency from a more biased and radical point of view. The issue of SELF-SUFFICIENCY is not restricted to these three plays, and as long that history is a record of DESPOTISM, this issue will always remain important and relevant.

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ESTARAMI, E.. (2007). SELF-SUFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO GOETHE, SCHILLER AND KLEIST IN THEIR HISTORICAL PLAYS: GÖTZ VON BERLICHINGEN, WILHELM TELL AND DIE HERMANNSSCHLACHT. JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES, -(54), 37-50. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/66894/en

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ESTARAMI E.. SELF-SUFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO GOETHE, SCHILLER AND KLEIST IN THEIR HISTORICAL PLAYS: GÖTZ VON BERLICHINGEN, WILHELM TELL AND DIE HERMANNSSCHLACHT. JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES[Internet]. 2007;-(54):37-50. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/66894/en

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E. ESTARAMI, “SELF-SUFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO GOETHE, SCHILLER AND KLEIST IN THEIR HISTORICAL PLAYS: GÖTZ VON BERLICHINGEN, WILHELM TELL AND DIE HERMANNSSCHLACHT,” JOURNAL OF HUMAN SCIENCES, vol. -, no. 54, pp. 37–50, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/66894/en

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